The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-29
CITY NEWS.

The Beale street market ia under.
going coating OF whi.ewssh.
-Oae hundred and eight prisoners
are now confined in the county jail.
The Woman Halter, by John T.
Raymond and company at the Theater
tonight.
The pool sellers bill has again
failed in the House at Nashville for
want OF constitutional majority.
The cold wave predicted by Grsely,
from Washing on, to sweep down sud
deny upon this district arrived on
time.
Mrs. Jennie A. Fisher has been ap-
pointed teetamentary guardian without
bond, OF the heirs OF Thomas Fisher,
DE- ceased.
AT q meeting OF the Board OF
Equalization this mornir q. Il. Smith
was elected chairman aud j. g. Lewis
secretary.
B. Lowensten & Bros new whole.
sale building is rapidly goirg up. 1t
will be magnificent ornament to
Main street.
Wee Wife, a new novel by Rosa
Carey, and Worth Winning, Mrs. CAM
eron's latest work, in cheap form at
Mansfoids.
The residence of Horace III. Polk,
two miles from Bolivar, valued at
$1,000, WAS burned Saturday, and there
was no insurance.
An exhibition OF the hand fire
annihi a!or will be given on the bluff
this afternoon, according to advertise.
ment published elsewhere.
-Au engine and tender passed over
the Little Rock railroad, yesterday,
between Hopefeld and Forrest City,
to test the safety OF the track.
The union service in the Court
Street Church today at $3.50 o'clock
pm, will be conducted by tie Rev. j.
II. Snow, OF the Baptist Church.
The Board OF Equalization will be
in session each day curing the present
week, from l0a.m. 10 2 pm. in the
grand jury room at the Courthouse.
The residence and several out
houses, including a church, ON DIR. +.
g. McGavock's plantation, near Shaw
nee ViIlsge, in Mississippi county,
Ark, were burned on Saturday last.
Two race horses named Boone.
rang, a thoroughbred, and Festus, a
three year old, belonging to the late
L. r. Ketchum, will b sold tomorro w
to the highest bidder at ths race
track.
All differences between the city
and street railroad companies ale now
settled. 1hs bill which brought about
this glorious state Of harmony will be
submitted to the Legisla i've Council
next Thursday,
The case Of Charley Talbot, the
diamond thiel, is set for Thursday
next. L. IL, Price teleGrsphs, how.
ever, that he cannot come before Fri
day, and the trial will be postponed
until that day.
An equestrian statue in bronze OF
Gen. Albert Sydney Johnston, the
hero OF Shiloh, will be unveiled at
New Orleans, April 9th, the twenty.
filth anniversary OF his death. A large
number Of MemphiAns will probably
attend.
Licenses we're issued to the follow.
ing persons yesterday to we'd: Josiah
Jester and Miss Nellie johnson; j. d,
White and Miss Mollie Wsd; Robert
Young and Miss, Annie Gordon;
George Washington and Fannie Har.
rington.
-NotW outstanding the cold night,
many crowded 10 The Natatorium TO
hear the Rev. Dr.. Tracy read his letter
purporting TO be from the. devil to the
rum seller. 1t was read under cheers
and great applause. A grand time ex-
pected tonight.
Thomas Lynch has been APP
pointed guardian OF his four minor
children. II is for the sum Of 500
lett by the mother as benefit from
South Memphis Lodge, Knights and
Ladies' Of Honor. She had paid only
one assessment before her death.
The ladies Of 81, Mary's Caths'